Tiny Footsteps Child Learning Center

If you are not of the Jewish faith, stay away. Around Christmas time, there are mainly Hanukkah decorations all over the place, with very few Christmas decorations around at all. Additionally, there is also a ‘Jewish studies day’ where they bring in a rabbi to teach lessons about the Jewish faith. I am not anti-​semitic, but I’d prefer a non-​religious environment for my child’s daycre. If they want to be aligned with a religion, they should just say so up front.
Additionally, the owner and his girlfriend/​wife (and seemingly everybody at the front desk) are very unfriendly; god forbid they crack a smile once in a while.
Stay away if you can.

My son has been going for a year now and he loves it. He started at 17 months and has learned so much. It is more like a school than a daycare — very structured activity, which I love for him. The sense of routine is great for him, like most children. The teachers are fantastic and the school is clean and safe. We feel very good about bringing him here each day. They potty-​train and provide all meals (kosher), which is so helpful since we work and have little time to stay home to potty train. I especially liked how careful they were when transitioning him from the 1−2yr old class to the 2−3yr old class. They were very careful to make the transition as stress-​fee for him as possible. We are so glad we chose Tiny Footsteps honestly.

Great preschool. My 4 year old goes here and and my wife and I love this place. Its a new building, so no run down toys or lead paint on the walls :)
The classroom size is great. The hours are great and the price was something that we could afford.
Overall I recommend Tiny Footsteps.